Elliot Dolan-Evans

Elliot Dolan-Evans, academic and author studying political economy and law, discusses World Bank and IMF interventions in wartime Ukraine. He traces how these institutions moved into conflict zones and used upstream reforms plus de-risking to attract private capital. Conversations cover land-sale and agroholding changes, gas privatization and household cost rises, and pension reforms with gendered impacts.

Elliot Dolan-Evans, researcher and author of Making War Safe for Capitalism, studies World Bank and IMF interventions in conflict zones. He discusses how these institutions shifted into wartime engagement. Short segments cover the cascade approach, land and agriculture reforms, gas privatization and household costs, and pension changes with gendered impacts.

Dr. Elliot Dolan-Evans, political economy and law scholar and author, explores how the World Bank and IMF operate in active conflicts. He discusses their wartime strategies in Ukraine. Conversations cover agriculture and land reforms, gas sector restructuring and household impacts, and pension changes that shifted care burdens. The talk questions how reforms de-risk capital amid war.